The document summarizes the establishment and key features of several New England colonies, including Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. It notes that Connecticut was founded by Thomas Hooker in 1636 to have more political freedom than Massachusetts. It also discusses how Roger Williams established Rhode Island in 1636 due to disagreements over separation of church and state. The New England Confederation was formed voluntarily between several colonies for purposes of joint defense but was dissolved by the English in 1684.
The document summarizes the establishment and key features of several New England colonies, including Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. It notes that Connecticut was founded by Thomas Hooker in 1636 to have more political freedom than Massachusetts. It also discusses how Roger Williams established Rhode Island in 1636 due to disagreements over separation of church and state. The New England Confederation was formed voluntarily between several colonies for purposes of joint defense but was dissolved by the English in 1684.
The document summarizes the establishment and key features of several New England colonies, including Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. It notes that Connecticut was founded by Thomas Hooker in 1636 to have more political freedom than Massachusetts. It also discusses how Roger Williams established Rhode Island in 1636 due to disagreements over separation of church and state. The New England Confederation was formed voluntarily between several colonies for purposes of joint defense but was dissolved by the English in 1684.
The document summarizes the establishment and key features of several New England colonies, including Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. It notes that Connecticut was founded by Thomas Hooker in 1636 to have more political freedom than Massachusetts. It also discusses how Roger Williams established Rhode Island in 1636 due to disagreements over separation of church and state. The New England Confederation was formed voluntarily between several colonies for purposes of joint defense but was dissolved by the English in 1684.
Warm Up What in the World Wednesday What happened and What is your opinion? Where? Why? When? How can we pray for those involved? Today in History 1519 Magellan and his crew depart Spain in the first successful circumnavigation of Earth. 1806 The Corps of Discovery arrives at the first white settlement on the frontier since leaving 2 years prior. 1973 Billie Jean King defeats Bobby Riggs in a tennis match named The Battle of the Sexes. Other New England Colonies The Puritans gave us a rich legacy: Moral living Integrity Hard work Industry Frugality Personal responsibility to God Government should protect private property Individual participation in government Other New England Colonies Connecticut - Founded by Thomas Hooker in 1636. He and his followers wanted more political freedom than in Massachusetts. He helped establish the Fundamental Order of Connecticut in 1639. Considered the 1st written constitution in America and established a representative government Other New England Colonies Rhode Island - Established by Roger Williams in 1636 because he disagreed with the leaders of Massachusetts over several matters: He wanted the church to break away from the Church of England, unlike other Puritans. He wanted separation of Church and State. He wanted Native Americans to be compensated for land taken by the European settlers. Other New England Colonies Rhode Island Williams was banished from the colony for his dangerous ideas and eventually settled in what is now Providence, R.I. He was friendly with the Native Americans, learned their language and shared Christ with them. Rhode Island didnt require church membership in order to participate in government. Other New England Colonies New Hampshire was settled during a religious dispute in Massachusetts. Antinomianism the belief that out outward obedience to scripture isnt necessary to demonstrate an inward relationship to God. Those who held this belief left Massachusetts to settle new areas, although they remained under the colony of Massachusetts until 1679. Other New England Colonies Maine was considered part of Massachusetts until 1820 when it became a state. Other New England Colonies New England Confederation - The first voluntary American union; made up of delegates from Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven. Colonies remained independent of one another, but cooperated together on important matters. United the colonies for a common goal. Other New England Colonies New England Confederation Its purposes were: 1. defense against unfriendly natives 2. defense against Dutch in New Netherlands. 3. defense against French in Great Lakes region.
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American uprising in 1675-1676 during King Philips War. Other New England Colonies New England Confederation King James of England dissolved the New England Confederation in 1684 in an attempt to have greater control over the colonies. The colonies were placed under the Dominion of New England that limited freedom and imposed heavy taxes. This ended in 1688 when James was defeated in a revolution and a new monarchy came to power. Other New England Colonies New England Confederation King James of England dissolved the New England Confederation in 1684 in an attempt to have greater control over the colonies. The colonies were placed under the Dominion of New England that limited freedom and imposed heavy taxes. This ended in 1688 when James was defeated in a revolution and a new monarchy came to power. Activity Finish Pilgrims vs. Puritans